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Famous People

            In this painting there is a sensuous relationship between the painted surface and the.
             marks and the objects that enrich its texture which generates an authenticity that often.
             appears more mythic than real. When you look at one of her paintings you kind of go off.
             to this other world where fantasy controls your mind. With her all over hieroglyphic mix.
             of words, symbols, graffiti-like markings and inlaid deposits, she presents messages within.
             messages. She writes out things for us to think they are scribbles but in reality they are.
             images sent to relax the mind, also to create your own opinion of the paintings by trying to.
             figure out what these inscriptions mean. From the heavy, time-worn matter of collaged.
             mixed media compositions, her concept of the painting surface as a weathered, graffiti -.
             scarred facade transforms her work into a wall of contemplation, a lingering memory of.
             people and places. Some say that when you look into her work it is meant to take your.
             mind into a place you have been before almost creating a dejavu scene. This painting is.
             very rugged but yet was class and elegance and ofcoarse many endless meanings.
             Spontaneous gestures create curling scribbles that spread the figures out over a effluvial.
             painterly form contra posse hard-edged shapes; structural composition mixes with primal.
             and intuitive organization of space; the elements are placed at in different angles to show.
             off their dominant geometry (blocks, ovals, spheres). This geometry gives the painting a.
             complex diversion. There is a complete absence of human beings. She excludes human.
             beings to take your mind out of the ordinary and into a world where your mind is free to.
             wander. I enjoyed her work greatly and would like to see more of her work.
            


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